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Information & Ethics committee  I have waited more than seven years, yes.

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  There are certainly intentional roadblocks put up. I don't know. I don't think it's common. I think the problem has more to do with administrative failures—let me put it that way.

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  You may be surprised to hear this, but I'm for AI. I think AI has a role in this process. I mean AI that's responsible, AI that can be audited so that we know what goes on in the black box of AI we use for this system. I don't think we should be shy about looking at that kind o

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  Do I believe that Canada is a democratic state? Yes.

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  Not adequately, no. I've been around since the act came into force in 1983, and it worked relatively well then—

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  Is the government transparent in certain ways right now? I'd have to have more detail. I don't know what you mean by “in certain ways”.

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  Do you want a yes or a no?

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  Well, as I tried to describe to you in my last appearance, the system is broken. It does not do what it was intended to do when Parliament passed it in 1982. It has been getting worse over the years. We are now at a point where journalists, for example, are abandoning it because

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  Well, again, are you asking me for a yes or a no?

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  People much smarter than I am—lawyers, for example—will tell you that, yes, it should be considered a human right, and there is UN language to promote that. I am just a more practical person. I just think that citizens in this country need to help hold their governments to accou

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  The statistics that we need to assess the performance of individual departments are collected by Treasury Board and the departments themselves. They're already suspect. It's also a very poor data collection system methodology. Many of the statistics that we read, such as the one

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  Thank you, committee members, for inviting me back as a witness as you wrap up your report on access to information. Almost three years ago, the then Treasury Board president announced a review of access to information. Monsieur Duclos said in June 2020 that the review would foc

April 25th, 2023Committee meeting

Dean Beeby

Information & Ethics committee  On that issue, if the record contains deliberations, then protect it. If the record is merely information provided to inform those deliberations, then do not protect it.

December 7th, 2022Committee meeting

Dean Beeby